Dresden Porcelain Dancer - Early XIXᵉ Century - Signed

Sublime figure of a dancer in Dresden porcelain, ( a work renowned for its extremely fine lace) made in the early XIXᵉ century, finely modeled and enhanced with delicate polychromy. The young ballerina, captured in suspended movement, wears a remarkably fine porcelain lace skirt adorned with small, hand-applied pastel flowers. The mauve bodice, airy posture and delicately painted face testify to the skill of the Saxon workshops.

The piece is signed at the base, confirming its attribution.

Despite some minor misses in the lace, visible on photo but almost undetectable to the naked eye, the ensemble retains all its freshness, presence and period charm. These slight alterations in no way affect the aesthetic reading of the work.

Reposing on a white base with gold fillets, the sculpture unfurls a harmonious, luminous silhouette, typical of refined Dresden production.

Dimensions:

• Height: 14 cm, Width: 8.5 cm, Diameter: 5 cm

An ideal collector's piece for lovers of fine porcelain and interiors with classic charm. Its delicate presence, suspended movement and quality craftsmanship make it a decorative object of character, capable of bringing a touch of poetry and elegance to any space.